I don't think you are doing anything wrong here. Indeed, I think the fact that you are creating a habit to do this clean-up process every morning is exactly what you should be doing.

I'm starting to think that - with the way that the world is speeding up vibrationally, and the issues that are surfacing within people as a result - that a systematic daily clean-up should be an essential part of everyone's routine. Most of us wash our physical bodies every morning; I'm of the view now that our emotional bodies need a similar wash :) I've recently started testing out a Manifesting Experiment 5 to make this easier for people to incorporate into their daily routines. But you are on exactly the right lines already with what you are doing.

If, every morning, you feel "instantly relieved" when you use the process, that is an excellent sign.

Any change process that is really working for you will always bring instant results as far as your feeling of relief is concerned. If any process is not doing this, it is time to try something else (for now) even if that process has worked reliably for you before. Our lives are changing and evolving at a massive rate and it is important not to become dogmatic or rigid about what works and what doesn't. The sensation of relief is what will keep you on-track.

The sensation of relief is always a reliable indicator that you are heading in the right direction. See: Is seeking relief from negative feelings, instead of chasing the actual physical manifestation, a good approach?

Having established that this Faster EFT process is working for you, we can now look at why you are not getting "permanent removal" of your problem.

Generally speaking, if a problem is still occurring in your life after you have cleaned it up, it's because there is something that is still being triggered within you that is causing it.

If you look at Has anyone tried ‘Faster EFT’?, you'll see that a problem can have many causes and any one of those causes can keep supporting that problem even when other causes have been successfully cleaned up. Because of this, you can actually be cleaning up quite a bit in your life (many of those "table legs" are being broken off) but it can seem that you are not making any progress at all (that problem "table top" is still standing).

What I would do in your situation, when an issue keeps resurfacing, is keep asking yourself the basic belief uncovering questions of Why Don't I Have What I Want Yet? and How Do I Know I Have A Problem? Use the question that seems most appropriate to your situation.

Start with a new blank sheet of paper (or electronic document) every day in relation to that issue i.e. don't look at any of your previous answers otherwise they will influence what you write and you may miss something subtle but important.

Now pick the answer that seems the most "painful" and clean that single one up. Once that no longer has an emotional sting to it, you can stop for the day. If you really want to, and you have time, you can now clean up anything else that still seems troubling on that list but it's optional. It is better to make the process so super-easy that you do it daily than to do massive clean-ups at irregular intervals.

The next day, repeat the same process again (not looking at your previous answers), and do another clean-up on the single most painful answer that you come up with in relation to your problem issue. Sooner or later, there will be nothing left to support your issue and it will not resurface.